Osun 2026: Adegoke directs loyalists to mobilise for Oyebamiji

No one will be left unrewarded, Oyebamiji assures

By Deborah Oladejo, Osogbo –

Barrister Kunle Abdul-Rasheed Adegoke (SAN), popularly known as K-RAD and a governorship aspirant in the just-concluded All Progressives Congress (APC) primary election in Osun State, has directed his loyalists to mobilise and campaign for the party’s governorship candidate, Asiwaju Munirudeen Bola Oyebamiji (AMBO).

Adegoke urged party members, particularly those in his campaign team, to commence massive sensitisation and door-to-door mobilisation across the state to secure victory for the APC in the August 8, 2026 election.

Speaking while receiving Oyebamiji at his campaign office in Osogbo, Adegoke said he and his team had resolved to work wholeheartedly for the party’s candidate following his emergence from the primary election.

According to him, all party members must unite behind Oyebamiji, stressing that the election is a collective effort to rescue the state and that loyalty to the party must supersede individual ambition.

Adegoke also appealed to Oyebamiji to accommodate all tendencies within the party, noting that inclusiveness and unity are critical to achieving electoral success.

In his remarks, Oyebamiji thanked Adegoke for his passion and commitment to the APC, assuring party members that no one would be left unrewarded if he emerges governor. “This coming government is for all. We are not going to discriminate. I am going to run an all-inclusive and participatory government. We will integrate and harmonise all groups for the achievement of our collective goal,” he said.

He pledged to run an all-inclusive and participatory government, promising to harmonise all interests within the party and work collectively to return the APC to power in Osun State.

Earlier, the APC State Chairman, Sooko Tajudeen Lawal, commended Adegoke for his steadfastness, consistency and significant contributions to the growth and development of the party.

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